Just went out for a walk and it was okay. 24 degrees with little wind and sun is fine. I'm going out again, maybe for a run in a bit and it's up to 28 degrees. Thursday and Friday look fine; I just need a couple of hours in the middle of the day. I will give it a shot on Saturday as well but it may be a short walk. If it is, then I'll go to the YMCA and run on the indoor track. Enjoy the weather! Fewer people out walking dogs today.

It’s like three days and it’s not that cold. My lord 🤦🏻‍♂️ weak

Oh wow…a whole 10 years 🤦🏻‍♂️ a fart in time for weather

Heidi Ames, Jon Strasburger, Kimberly Shaughnessy, Kristen Weber. Avoid Diane Puckhaber at all costs. Good luck!

That’s only if you work at a company with offices in the area. Remote work is just that. I can work for a company in NY, San Francisco or London.

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Lol right? Yes it gets cold every year, but not this cold.

Not much else to do in Berlin

It's not even that much of a joke.

I go to the liquor store 2-3 times a year and every time I see someone buying like 8 cases of wine.

Yeah when those buildings lose power in the winter it gets very cold in them.

Residence halls with electric heat... WTF?????

Worcester is good

It's the coldest weather we've seen in almost a decade.

It’s NH and it’s February. Nothing to see here

The Vermont sub had a lot of similar questions so r/newtovermont was created.

laughs in Schwarzenegger Mr. Freeze

I’m also a remote worker. If I could do it again I would moved closer to the cost near Portsmouth

You can't tell me what to do!

freezes to death

Morneau Law in Nashua is awesome

There are building a lot of apartments in Nashua and Merrimack area. For example large complex next to the outlet.

I live in northern NH and work remotely now (previously was a teacher up here). The internet quality is dependent house by house. For example, we have high speed internet due to being in range of a mountain, the house 2 minutes down from us is further down the hill/doesn't have a clear view of the mountain, and therefore is on satellite.

I'd check out the Rail Trail apartments in Littleton. Brand new, lots of young outdoorsy people in the area. Very close to the mountains. Super accessible to 93 if you need to get down to Boston. I'm sure there's a waitlist though.

Like others have mentioned, I'd be mindful of the field you're in, ie if you were to lose your job, what would you do? Do you think you could find another remote job? If not, are you able to find a job in your field in the area you move to? Or are you willing to move again if you can't find another remote job/or onsite job in whatever area you move to? I got pretty lucky falling into a remote job, and am not sure if I would be able to find another remote job down the road if I were to lose this job, but I can always return to teaching.

As a bonus, your soil doesn't shift, potentially destroying your foundation like in North TX, South OK. Sure, you might have to contend with Radon, but there are ways to mitigate it.

Have you ever been to Berlin Gorham. I’m friends with the local Budweiser sales guy. We are number one☝️ in New England per capita in beer🍺consumption. We deserve some recognition up here for contributing to that noble distinction.

Lol did not even need to look just seeing Hanover in the URL let me guess the price range.

Started in consulting but have since transitioned into data science.

I'll check out the Concord area, thanks!